Pearson Is Chosen To Make It Three Straight Victories For Yankees
United Press reports Monte Pearson was named to start for the Yankees as they aim for a three straight win to close the 1937 World Series against the Giants. The series shifted to the Polo Grounds with Hal Schumacher favored by the Giants, while Joe McCarthy bet on Pearson to seal another win for New York. Fair, cold weather forecast for a crowd of about 45,000. The Yankees hold a dominant 2-0 edge after two games, with Gomez and Ruffing delivering masterful pitching. Giants struggle for offense, having just 13 hits in 18 innings, and rely on renewed hitting and defensive moves to stay in the series. Giants manager Bill Terry reshuffles the lineup, replacing Mancuso with Danning as catcher despite an injured hand.
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Coca-Colas Beat Strack Furnitures In Lutheran Bowling Match
The Coca-Colas defeated Strack Furnitures in two of three games at St Johns school alleys. J Rodgers led with 592 in series and a 208 single game. Coca Cola players posted scores including Rodgers 208 179 105 for 592 and Barr 196 179 116 for 491. Strack Furnitures yielded Nabakowski 159 116 118 393 Reinking 124 156 169 449 Arndt 177 115 137 429 Streicher 171 193 442 495 Handicap 53 53 53 159. Overall totals show Coca Cola 766 2371 and Strack Furniture 769 22665.
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Two Matches On Sked In Ladies' Pin Loop
Two matches are on the schedule for 9 o'clock this evening at the Elyria Recreation. Maumee Dairy faces the Unknowns while The Oaks meet W. T. Grant Company in the Ladies Bowling League.
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Elyria High Eleven Prepares for Scott Scrap Tomorrow Night
Elyria High gridders, in good condition though some cold and minor bruises persist, train for the Sixth Streeters clash with Toledo Scott High under Scott Field lights. Star Benny Pfaff may return after three weeks out, boosting Elyria’s chances as coach Roy Clymer plans three full teams and a 12:30 p.m. bus departure to Maumee City.
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Elyria Toledo Scott grid score by phone tomorrow
Elyria High grid fans unable to attend can learn the Elyria Toledo Scott score by calling The Chronicle Telegram. Scores will be announced by quarters over phones 4411 4412 and 4413 after 9 p.m. Last season featured Idus Brown Hoover running backs and coach Rob Rettig's lineup.
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Bulletin display planned for Elyria toledo grid game
Chronicle Telegram reports that C T Grid bulletins will post by quarters around Elyria and Cleveland streets tomorrow evening. bulletins will appear in Aults Grocery Lake Avenue Conry s Grocery Cleveland Street Brown Hotel Cigar store Hess and Hess Pharmacy Hull s Grocery West Avenue Koplin s Drug store Hirsch s Cigar store Loretz Confectionery Middle Avenue Sage Grocery Lake Avenue Sehon s Grocery East River and Fourth Sam s Cut Rate store Salisbury Grocers Cleveland Street and United Cigar store.
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Elyria Faces Heavy Toledo Fore in Nines Weight Tale
Peyton, quarterback, Brown and Stecker, halfbacks, and Hoover, fullback. In weight terms Toledo will be Elyria s heaviest foe this season. The Scott team averages 174 pounds overall with 183 on the line and 161 in the backfield. Elyria s starting unit tilts at 159 with 162 on the line and 142 in the backfield.
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White Sox Triumph To Even Series With Cubs
In Chicago on October 8 the White Sox and Cubs prepared for a decisive game at Wrigley Field after Thornton Lee and Larry French were set to pitch. Kennedy delivered three solid hits in the White Sox win that evened the series 3 1 and framed the clash as a pivotal city showdown.
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Three Teams Tie for City Bowling Lead in Close Race
By Thursday three teams Gypsy Fiddle Ridgeville Hatchery and Elyria Recreation share the City Class A lead with seven wins and two losses. Last night the Fiddles beat Eagles, J T S Left and Right swept Jack's Bar Lunch, General Industries won three straight from Electro Alloys, and Elyria Hardware took two from Haseredr Jewelers. L T 3 led team totals with 2,911 for the season and a 1,057 high single. Elmer Ada Donnelly posted a 608 series with a 204 high game, Hayden Evans 603. Other scores shown for Jack's Bar Lunch, General Industries, and Electro Alloys.
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Panthers Ready for Duquesne as Penn Faces Strong Opponent
Pitt, once favored to win the season, meets Duquesne, the squad that toppled Jock Sutherland last year, in a major early test. The column also lists upcoming games with Yale favored over Penn, and various matchups including Army vs. Citadel, Harvard vs. Holy Cross, and Navy against Virginia as the eastern grid card unfolds.
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Duke Tennessee Showdown Tops Dixie Grid Card
The Duke and Tennessee face off in Durham in the South’s big game, with the winner likely earning recognition as regional champion. The rivalry, part of a pivotal slate including Alabama vs South Carolina and Georgia vs Clemson, shapes early season title hopes and bowl prospects for the Vols and Blue Devils.
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Minnesota and Notre Dame Football Odds March Through Midwest
A garbled, OCR laden listing of college football matchups and implied outcomes across the Midwest. Mentions Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Purdue, Notre Dame, Michigan, Carnegie Tech, and other schools with scattered scores and placements, reflecting a speculative schedule feature rather than a clear results report.
Temple Owls Favored Over Florida in Big Friday Card
Temple Owls expected to top Florida in an intersectional Friday night tilt in Philadelphia. The lineup also features Drake versus Washburn and Creighton versus Grinnell, with Marquette over South Dakota and George Washington facing West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Bears Seek Another West Coast Win Over Washington State
Bears aim to add a fifth straight win on the West Coast as they face Washington State Saturday. The Pacific Coast Conference leaders include California and USC with USC still in contention, while Washington and Oregon State show strong form in the loop.
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All Time West Va. Witty sayings inspire plain thought
Noted excerpt highlights West Virginia wit as sharp yet practical. It emphasizes simple words and clear ideas in poetry and speech, valuing thoughtful expression over ornate rhetoric. The piece connects wit with common sense in everyday language.
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